The artists Anna Zett, Angela Muñoz, and Minh Duc Pham will create a group improvisation with music and conversation, "Spürst du die Verhältnisse? / Do you feel the Between-us?" to jointly with the audience sense, experience, and explore existing and possible relations in society and between each other. The group improvisation will be organized mixed in both German and English.

The group improvisation directly connects to the key question in the series: Which moves do we want to rehearse for ways of being and doing, of relating and organizing, that would point beyond the established structures of extraction and power? How may we seek to do things differently, in more caring, nourishing, relational, and equitable ways? After the group improvisation, we will get together for a dinner centering on the relations between veggies by Akko of ROKU Berlin.

18:00 - Anna Zett with Angela Muñoz and Minh Duc Pham: DO YOU SENSE THE BETWEEN-US? Anarchist group improvisation for drums, melody and conversation 

Testing forms of resonance that combine verbal reflection with energetic communication, artist Anna Zett invited percussionist Angela Muñoz and performer Minh Duc Pham to create a new group format as a trio. Speech and musical improvisation alternate and inspire each other while everybody present is invited to listen and respond to the space between us. Do I want to sense the relations in the interpersonal space, do I prefer to understand them analytically? How to listen, how to tune in, how to interrupt, how to get involved? In this mixed media group improvisation experiment, the abstract builds on the concrete, the political on the tangible, the common on the spontaneous associations of each person.

Both the conversation format and the musical improvisation are open to the active participation of all present. The audience is invited to bring their own musical instruments (unplugged).

Anna Zett, *1983 in Leipzig, is an artist and writer. Centering dialog and play, her emotional, analytical and often participatory practice questions systems of domination and invites response and recovery. Her work results in films, books, radio plays, installations and multi-genre live formats, most recently, for example, the multi-year collaborative research project "Post-Socialist Group Improvisation". Since 2014, her work has been shown in international art contexts and at film festivals, among them Serpentine Gallery London, Whitney Museum New York, Berlinale Forum Expanded, nGbK Berlin. Her publications include two radio plays for public broadcast and the literary text collection Artificial Gut Feeling (Divided Publishing, 2019).

Ángela Muñoz (Sevilla, Spain, 1986) - Ángela is an interdisciplinary artist and performer whose work focuses on the intersection of sound and movement. After graduating with a B.A. Honours at London Contemporary Dance School in 2007, she collaborated on choreographic projects with artists such as Peaches, Kathleen Hermsdorf, Alexandre Achour, Jule Flierl, Meg Stuart, Claire Vivianne Sobotke, Rocío Marano, Lea Kieffer, Julian Weber and Amanda Piña among others. In 2017 she completed a M.A. in Performance Practice and Visual Culture in Madrid, and continues performing, recording and touring as a drummer and musician with the groups Nunofyrbeeswax, Vrouw!, Montaña, Hypnodrone Ensemble and Tavare.

PHAM, Minh Duc (Schlema, Germany, 1991)- Pham is an artist based in Berlin, Germany. Working in the fields of Visual and Performing Arts, Pham Minh Duc examines the subject of identity on the intersection of gender, race, and class. In 2019 he graduated with a Master's degree in Exhibition Design and Scenography at the Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design Karlsruhe and studied Performance and Design theory as a guest at the Berlin University of Arts.

20:00 - Akko from ROKU Berlin: Relations to and among the veggies
joint dinner 

Akko from ROKU Berlin traces the relationships between humans and non-humans while cooking and brings the plants that make up the dishes to the fore. She minimizes her ego as a cook in favor of the power of the vegetables that relate to each other in the dish.